Senate
1^st Parliament

9 May 1901 to 22 October 1903

9 May 1901

8,684 words

• THE OPENING OF PARLIAMENT
• HIS MAJESTY'S HIGH COMMIS
• HIS 1 EXCELLENCY THE GO
• HIS MAJESTY'S HIGH COMMIS
• COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA
  • Muir Mackenzie
• HIS MAJESTY'S HIGH COMMIS
• HIS MAJESTY'S HIGH COMMIS
• GOVERNOR-GENERAL'S SPEECH
  • Calling of Parliament
• HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVER
• MEMBERS SWORN
• ELECTION OF PRESIDENT AND SPEAKER
• HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVER
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
• QUESTION
  • ELECTION OF THE PRESIDENT
• PRESENTATION OF THE PRESIDENT TO THE GOVERNOR- GENERAL
• MESSAGE FROM THE SECRETARY OF STATE FOR THE COLONIES
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT

10 May 1901

3,209 words

• THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL'S SPEECH
• HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVER
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
• QUESTION
  • PROPOSED STANDING ORDERS
• SERVICE AND EXECUTION OF PROCESS BILL
• QUESTION
  • STANDING ORDERS COMMITTEE
• GOVERNOR-GENERAL'S SPEECH
  • Addressin Reply
• QUESTION
  • RETIREMENTOF MEMBERS

21 May 1901

35,554 words

• PETITION
• QUESTION
  • PARLIAMENT HOUSE
• QUESTION
  • PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS
• ADMINISTRATION OF OATH
• ROLL OF SENATORS
• POSTPONEMENT OF BUSINESS
• QUESTION
  • GOVERNOR-GENERAL'S SPEECH
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
• SUPPLY OF HANSARD PROOFS

22 May 1901

44,738 words

• QUESTION
  • INAUGURATION OF FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
• QUESTION
  • QUESTIONS
• QUESTION
  • GOVERNOR-GENERAL'S SPEECH
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
  • Days and Hour of Meeting
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Heating of Senate Chamber

23 May 1901

39,692 words

• QUESTION
  • G 0VERNOTGENERAL'S SPEECH
• THE COMMONWEALTH CONSTITUTION ACT
• QUESTION
  • DAYS OF SITTING
• QUESTION
  • STANDING ORDERS
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT

29 May 1901

41,551 words

• QUESTION
  • GOVERNOR-GENERAL'S SPEECH
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT

30 May 1901

43,497 words

• QUESTION
  • GOVERNOR-GENERAL'S SPEECH
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
• SERVICE AND EXECUTION OF PROCESS BILL

31 May 1901

8,277 words

• QUESTION
  • HOUR OP ADJOURNMENT. - ORDER OF BUSINESS
• QUESTION
  • GOVERNOR-GENERAL'S SPEECH
• QUESTION
  • LETTER CARRIERS AT COOLGARDIE
• QUESTION
  • FREE TRAVELLING FOR MEMBERS
• QUESTION
  • SUGGESTIONS FOR CUSTOMS AND EXCISE DUTIES
• DEPORTATION OF BOER PRISONERS
• DESTITUTE PERSONS IN THE STATES
• CABLE TO TASMANIA
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT

5 June 1901

43,874 words

• QUESTION
  • THE SENATE ELECTIONS
• POST AND TELEGRAPH BILL
  • First Reading
  • Second Reading
• DAYS AND HOURS OF SITTING
• ORDER OF BUSINESS
  • Ayes ... ... ... ... 16
  • Noes ... ... ... ... 15
  • Majority ... ... ... ... 1
• QUESTION
  • GOVERNMENT BUSINESS
• STANDING ORDERS
  • Several Senators. - Oh
  • Several Senators.-" No "; " Yes
• STANDING ORDERS COMMITTEE
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
• ORDER OF BUSINESS

6 June 1901

27,708 words

• STANDING ORDERS
• QUESTION
  • PARLIAMENT HOUSE
• POST AND TELEGRAPH BILL
• LIBRARY COMMITTEE
• QUESTION
  • HOUSE COMMITTEE
• QUESTION
  • PRINTING COMMITTEE
• QUESTION
  • ELECTIONS AND QUALIFICATIONS COMMITTEE
• QUESTION
  • SITE OF FEDERAL CAPITAL
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT.

12 June 1901

41,597 words

• PRESENTATION OP ADDRESS IN REPLY
• PETITIONS
• ELECTIONS AND QUALIFICATIONS COMMITTEE
• QUESTION
  • IMMIGRATION FROM JAPAN
• INTRODUCTION OF BILLS
• QUESTION
  • ALIENS IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA
• QUESTION
  • APPLICANTS FOR POSTAL POSITIONS
• INTRODUCTION OFBILLS
• QUESTION
  • QUESTIONS OP PRIVILEGE
• ANSWER TO ADDRESS IN REPLY
  • Gentlemen,
  • Hopetoun, Governor-General
• POST AND TELEGRAPH BILL
  • Second Reading
• PAPER
• CHAIRMAN OP COMMITTEES
• CORRESPONDENCE: PRIME MINISTER AND IMPERIAL AUTHORITIES
• QUESTION
  • ELECTION OF SENATORS
• ADJOURNMENT

13 June 1901

42,423 words

• PETITION
• ADJOURNMENT
• PRODUCTION OF PAPERS
• PUNCTUATION OF BILLS
• QUESTION
  • COMMONWEALTH BOOKKEEPING
• SUPPLY BILL
• ESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURE
• POST AND TELEGRAPH BILL
• SERVICE AND EXECUTION OP PROCESS BILL
• STATE LAWS AND RECORDS RECOGNITION BILL
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Chairman of Committees

14 June 1901

31,817 words

• PETITION.
• PERSONAL EXPLANATION
• MINISTERIAL STATEMENT
  • Supply Bill
• DAILY PRAYER
• QUESTION
  • APPOINTMENT OP MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT TO PUBLIC OFFICES
• POSTPONEMENT OF BUSINESS
• APPOINTMENT OF MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT TO POSITIONS OF PROFIT
• THE SENATEELECTIONS
• ADMISSION OF LEGAL PRACTITIONERS IN EACH STATE
• SUPPLY BILL
• ADJOURNMENT
• POST AND TELEGRAPH BILL

19 June 1901

46,083 words

• QUESTION
  • COMMONWEALTH GOVERNMENT LOANS
• COLLECTION OF DUTIES
• QUESTION
  • ASKING OF QUESTIONS
• ROTATION OF SENATORS
• POST AND TELEGRAPH BILL,
• ACTS INTERPRETATION BILL. ,
• SUPPLY BILL (No. 2)
• POST AND TELEGRAPH BILL

20 June 1901

47,853 words

• PETITION
• QUESTION
  • PARLIAMENT HOUSE
• QUESTION
  • HANSARD
• PRIVILEGE
  • Money Bills
  • Quarantine.
• QUESTION
  • CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES
• QUESTION
  • STANDING ORDERS
• SUPPLY BILL (No. 2)
  • Second Reading
• ADJOURNMENT

21 June 1901

37,316 words

• PETITION
• QUESTION
  • ROTATION OF SENATORS
• FORMAL BUSINESS
• ASIATICS IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA
• BOER PRISONERS
• QUESTION
  • LAND ACQUIRED BY THE COMMONWEALTH
• DEPORTATION OF BOER PRISONERS
• POST AND TELEGRAPH BILL
• SUPPLY BILL (No. 2)
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT

25 June 1901

8,181 words

• SERVICE AND EXECUTION OP PROCESS BILL
  • Second Reading
• STATE LAWS AND RECORDS RECOGNITION BILL
• SUPPLY BILL (No. 2):

26 June 1901

49,018 words

• PETITION
• QUESTION
  • DAYS OF SITTING
• STATE LAWS AND RECORDS RECOGNITION BILL
  • Third Reading
• STANDING ORDERS
  • Prayers - Chairman of Committees - Quorum
• PERSONAL EXPLANATION
• ACTS INTERPRETATION BILL
  • Second Reading
• POST AND TELEGRAPH BILL

27 June 1901

43,549 words

• QUESTION
  • ELECTION PETITION
• PROPERTY FOR PUBLIC PURPOSES ACQUISITION BILL
• QUESTION
  • USE OP PARLIAMENT HOUSE
• ACTS INTERPRETATION BILL
• POST AND TELEGRAPH BILL

28 June 1901

27,715 words

• QUESTION
  • ZEEHAN MAIL SERVICE
• CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES
  • The Senate, 28th June, 1901
  • The Honorable Sir Richard Baker,
  • Sir,
  • Sir,
• QUESTION
  • HENRY DOBSON
• QUESTION
  • AREAOF FEDERAL CAPITAL SITE
• QUESTION
  • ROTATION OF SENATORS
• REYNOLDS' NEWSPAPER!
• QUESTION
  • LEGAL PRACTITIONERS
• ACTS INTERPRETATION BILL
• POST AND TELEGRAPH BILL

3 July 1901

49,734 words

• PETITION
• QUESTION
  • ALIENATION OF LAND
• QUESTION
  • POSTAGE STAMPS
• POST AND TELEGRAPH BILL

4 July 1901

44,880 words

• PETITION
• CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES
  • Casting Vote
• QUESTION
  • REGISTRATION OF POSTAL ARTICLES
• ROTATION OF SENATORS
• PROPERTY FOR PUBLIC PURPOSES ACQUISITION BILL
• POST AND TELEGRAPH BILL

5 July 1901

26,705 words

• QUESTION
  • PRESS TELEGRAPH MESSAGES
• DIVORCE AND MATRIMONIAL CAUSES BILL
• QUESTION
  • POSTPONEMENT
• QUESTION
  • LIBEL ON KING JAMES I
• QUESTION
  • AREA OF FEDERAL CAPITAL SITE
• APPOINTMENT OF MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT TO PUBLIC OFF TOES
  • Ayes ... ... ...8
  • Noes ... ... ...18
  • Majority ... ... 10
• POST AND TELEGRAPH BILL

10 July 1901

50,038 words

• PETITION
• CLERK. ASSISTANT
• QUESTION
  • CLAUSES FROM EXISTING ACTS
• QUESTION
  • LONG SERVICE MEDALS
• POST AND TELEGRAPH BILL

11 July 1901

48,671 words

• PETITIONS
• PERSONAL EXPLANATION
• QUESTION
  • PARCELS POST
• QUESTION
  • HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES ELECTIONS
• LEAVE OF ABSENCE
• PAPERS
• SUPPLY BILL (No. 3)
  • Second Reading
• SERVICE AND EXECUTION OF PROCESS BILL

12 July 1901

30,696 words

• QUESTION
  • COMMONWEALTH STATISTICS
• BASS' STRAITS CABLE
• STATE .INSURANCE AGAINST INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENTS
• COMMITTEE OF ELECTIONS AND QUALIFICATIONS
• DUTIES ON IMPORTS
  • Commonwealth
• SERVICE AND EXECUTION OF PROCESS BILL
• PROPERTY FOR PUBLIC PURPOSES ACQUISITION BILL

17 July 1901

48,789 words

• QUESTION
  • HANSARD: SESSIONAL EXPENSES
• QUESTION
  • COMMITTEE OF ELECTIONS AND QUALIFICATIONS
• POST AND TELEGRAPH BILL
• SERVICE AND EXECUTION OF PROCESS BILL
• PROPERTY FOR PUBLIC PURPOSES ACQUISITION BILL
• PUBLIC SERVICE BILL
• PAPER

18 July 1901

45,822 words

• QUESTION
  • EASTERN EXTENSION TELEGRAPH COMPANY
• QUESTION
  • OLD-AGE PENSIONS
• QUESTION
  • TRANSCONTINENTAL RAILWAY
• FEMALE TELEPHONE OPERATORS
• SERVICE AND EXECUTION OF PROCESS BILL
• PROPERTY FOR PUBLIC PURPOSES ACQUISITION BILL
• POST AND TELEGRAPH BILL
• AUDIT BILL
• ASSENT TO BILLS

19 July 1901

3,941 words

• SER VICE AND EXECUTION OF PROCESS BILL
• REPURCHASE OF UNUSED POSTAGE STAMPS

24 July 1901

47,641 words

• POST AND TELEGRAPH BILL
• COMMITTEE OF ELECTIONS AND QUALIFICATIONS
  • Saundersv. Matheson
  • Ayes ... ... ... 10
  • Noes ... ... ... 15
  • Majority ... ... 5
  • Ayes ... ... ... 12
  • Noes ... ... ... 11
  • Majority....... 1
• POST AND TELEGRAPH BILL

25 July 1901

48,673 words

• QUESTION
  • COMMITTEE OF ELECTIONS AND QUALIFICATIONS
• QUESTION
  • CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES
• PROPERTY FOR PUBLIC PURPOSES ACQUISITION BILL

26 July 1901

25,888 words

• QUESTION
  • EASTERN EXTENSION TELEGRAPH COMPANY
• ARMY TRANSPORT CORPS OF NEW SOUTH WALES
• QUESTION
  • PROPOSED NEW STANDING ORDERS
• QUESTION
  • STEAM-SHIP COMMUNICATION WITH TASMANIA
• QUESTION
  • POSTPONEMENT OF BUSINESS
• QUESTION
  • STEAM-SHIP COMMUNICATION . WITH TASMANIA
• REPRESENTATION OF STATES IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
• QUESTION
  • STATE INSURANCE AGAINST INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENTS
• DECIMAL- COINAGE COMMISSION

31 July 1901

46,433 words

• PERSONAL EXPLANATION
  • Saundersv. Matheson
• QUESTION
  • COMMITTEEOF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS
• QUESTION
  • COMMITTEEOF ELECTIONS AND. QUALIFICATIONS
• ACTING CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES
• AUDIT BILL
• STATE LAWS AND RECORDS RECOGNITION BILL
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Order of Business : Public Service Bill

1 August 1901

44,788 words

• QUESTION
  • ARMY SERVICE TRANSPORT CORPS
• QUESTION
  • BICYCLES FOR THE POST-OFFICE
• QUESTION
  • COST OF PRINTING
• ELECTIONS AND QUALIFICATIONS COMMITTEE
• PUBLIC SERVICE BILL
  • Second Reading
• CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES
• AUDIT BILL
• CUSTOMS BILL
• PAPER

2 August 1901

25,581 words

• QUESTION
  • ORDEROF BUSINESS
• DISTRIBUTION OF PAPERS
• QUESTION
  • REPORT ON OLD-AGE PENSIONS
• QUESTION
  • DISTRIBUTION OF FEDERAL EXPENDITURE
• QUESTION
  • PENSION RIGHTS AND CONTRIBUTIONS OF PUBLIC SERVANTS
• INTERCHANGEABLE POSTAGE STAMPS
• LEAVE OF ABSENCE
• SALARIES OF FEMALE PUBLIC SERVANTS
• QUESTION
  • THE HIGH COMMISSIONER
• ACTING CHAIRMANOF COMMITTEES
• AUDIT BILL
• STATE INSURANCE AGAINST INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENTS
• BASS STRAITS SUBMAKINE TELEGRAPH CABLE
• STATE LAWS AND RECORDS RECOGNITION BILL
• LEAVE OF ABSENCE
• STATE LAWS AND RECORD RECOGNITION BILL

7 August 1901

2,398 words

• DEMISE OF THE DOWAGER
• EMPRESS OF GERMANY

8 August 1901

1,175 words

• PETITIONS
• AUSTRALIAN-TASMANIAN STEAM SERVICE
• DEATH OF MR. W. H. GROOM, M.P
  • Vote of Condolence

9 August 1901

32,138 words

• QUESTION
  • COMMITTEE OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS
• QUESTION
  • TEMPORARY EMPLOYÉS
• QUESTION
  • TELEGRAPH SERVICE
• QUESTION
  • POST OFFICE, WELDBOROUGH
• QUESTION
  • TELEPHONE, PIPER'S RIVER
• INDEX TO THE CONSTITUTION
• PRINTING FOR THE SENATE
• PRINTING OF PETITION
  • Josiah Symon) -
• AUSTRALIAN-TASMANIAN STEAM SERVICE
• LEAVE OF ABSENCE
• PARLIAMENTARY EVIDENCE BILL
• AUDIT BILL
• QUESTION
  • ELECTIONS AND QUALIFICATIONS COMMITTEE
• WAGES, HOURS, ND CONDITIONS OF LABOUR
• QUESTION
  • ADMISSION OF LEGAL PRACTITIONERS
• QUESTION
  • STATE INSURANCE AGAINST INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENTS

14 August 1901

36,566 words

• QUESTION
  • TELEPHONE : PIPER'S RI VER,
• EXCISE ON BEER BILL
• PRIVATE BUSINESS
  • Neild) -
• CUSTOMS BILL
  • Second Reading
• CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES
• CUSTOMS BILL

15 August 1901

29,595 words

• QUESTION
  • TELEGRAPH RATES
• CUSTOMS BILL

16 August 1901

23,610 words

• QUESTION
  • PAYMENTS TO COMMONWEALTH CONTRACTORS
• QUESTION
  • EXCISE ON TOBACCO
• ORDER OF BUSINESS
• PARLIAMENTARY EVIDENCE BILL
  • Second Reading
• QUESTION
  • BASS' STRAITS SUBMAKINE TELEGRAPH CABLE
• QUESTION
  • OLD-AGE PENSIONS
• PUBLIC SERVICE BILL
  • Second Reading

21 August 1901

29,244 words

• PETITION
• QUESTION
  • FORM OF QUESTIONS
• QUESTION
  • SIZE OF PACKAGES
• PERSONAL EXPLANATION
• CUSTOMS BILL
• PAPERS

22 August 1901

35,143 words

• PARLIAMENT HOUSE
• ELECTORAL BILL
• QUESTION
  • GOVERNMENT BUSINESS
• CUSTOMS BILL

23 August 1901

23,522 words

• PETITION
  • Clause 150 -
  • Clause 152 -
  • Clause 153 -
  • Clause 159 -
  • Clause 160-
  • Clause 166-
  • Clause 167-
  • Clause 168-
  • Clause 171 -
  • Clause 174 -

28 August 1901

33,736 words

• PETITION
• PAPERS
• QUESTION
  • ELECTIONS AND QUALIFICATIONS COMMITTEE

29 August 1901

35,304 words

• PAPER
• DR. MAXWELL'S REPORT
• QUESTION
  • TENANCY OF PARLIAMENT HOUSE
• LEAVE OF ABSENCE
• ELECTIONS AND QUALIFICATIONS COMMITTEE
• CUSTOMS BILL
• QUESTION
  • BUI

30 August 1901

24,016 words

• PAPER
• FEMALE PUBLIC SERVANTS
• CUSTOMS BILL
• BEER EXCISE BILL
  • Second Reading

4 September 1901

42,181 words

• CUSTOMS BILL

5 September 1901

40,501 words

• QUESTION
  • MOSSMAN POST-OFFICE
• CUSTOMS BILL

6 September 1901

24,017 words

• QUESTION
  • PUBLIC SERVICE REGULATIONS
• TRANSFERRED OFFICERS
• QUESTION
  • DISTRIBUTION OF FEDERAL EXPENDITURE
• CUSTOMS BILL
• BEER EXCISE BILL
• ORDER OF BUSINESS

11 September 1901

30,340 words

• PETITION
• PAPERS
• THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
  • President
• ORDER OF PRECEDENCE
• QUESTION
  • PUBLIC SERVICE REGULATIONS
• EXCISE BILL
• QUESTION
  • PRODUCTION OF RETURN: INDEX TO CONSTITUTION
• QUESTION
  • NEW GUINEA
• DIVORCE BILL
• CUSTOMS BILL
• BEER EXCISE BILL
• PUBLIC SERVICE BILL
• PROPERTY FOR PUBLIC PURPOSES ACQUISITION BILL
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Public Service Bill

12 September 1901

39,137 words

• PAPERS
• SUSPENSION OF STANDING ORDERS
• CUSTOMS BILL
• PROPERTY FOR PUBLIC PURPOSES ACQUISITION BILL
• PUBLIC SERVICE BILL

13 September 1901

26,161 words

• QUESTION
  • PUBLIC SERVICE APPOINTMENTS
• QUESTION
  • CUSTOM-HOUSE, ALBURY
• PROPERTY FOR PUBLIC PURPOSES ACQUISITION BILL
• PUBLIC SERVICE BILL
• QUESTION
  • DESKS FOR SENATORS
• STEAM-SHIP COMMUNICATION
• WITH TASMANIA

18 September 1901

2,131 words

19 September 1901

44,093 words

• QUESTION
  • COLOURED LABOUR : POST-OFFICE
• PAPERS
• QUESTION
  • NEW POST-OFFICE, HOBART
• QUESTION
  • ASIATICS : EDUCATIONAL TEST
• QUESTION
  • NEW ZEALAND PRECEDENCE
• POST-OFFICE EMPLOYES
• STATE LAWS AND RECORDS RECOGNITION BILL
• PROPERTY FOR PUBLIC PURPOSES ACQUISITION BILL
• SERVICE AND EXECUTION OF PROCESS BILL
• PUBLIC SERVICE BILL
• DISTILLATION BILL

20 September 1901

21,912 words

• PETITION
• POSTPONEMENT OF BUSINESS
• PAPERS
• QUESTION
  • MAIL SERVICE- TASMANIA
• MILITARY CAMP- HOBART
• PROPERTY FOR PUBLIC PURPOSES ACQUISITION BILL
  • Third Reading
• DISTILLATION BILL
• PUBLIC SERVICE BILL

25 September 1901

33,007 words

• PROPERTY FOR PUBLIC PURPOSES ACQUISITION BILL
• QUESTION
  • TRANSFERRED OFFICERS
• QUESTION
  • POST AND TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT
• CUSTOMS BILL
• DISTILLATION BILL
• EXCISE BILL
• BEER EXCISE BILL

26 September 1901

31,637 words

• RETURN: PRINTING OF PAPERS
• STANDING ORDERS
• PAPERS
• CUSTOMS BILL
• POST AND TELEGRAPH BILL
• DISTILLATION BILL
• BEER EXCISE BILL

27 September 1901

18,628 words

• QUESTION
  • POST OFFICE, MOUNT MORGAN
• POST AND TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT
  • Political Influence
• CIVIL SERVICE
• TELEGRAPHIC RATES
• EXCISE BILL
  • Second Reading
• SERVICE AND EXECUTION OF PROCESS BILL
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Bill Files

2 October 1901

42,944 words

• QUESTION
  • CLERK OF THE PARLIAMENTS
• BILL FILES
• QUESTION
  • THE FIFTH VICTORIAN CONTINGENT
• PAPERS
• CUSTOMS BILL
• POST AND TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT
  • Political Influence
  • George Turner
• QUESTION
  • R.S., 7-8-01
• SERVICE AND EXECUTION OF PROCESS BILL
• EXCISE BILL
• DISTILLATION BILL
• BEER EXCISE BILL
• PUBLIC SERVICE BILL
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Elections and Qualifications Committee - Privilege - Public Service Bill

3 October 1901

42,504 words

• PETITIONS
• SUSPENSION OF STANDING ORDERS
• ELECTIONS AND QUALIFICATIONS COMMITTEE
• QUESTION
  • REPORTED ADJOURNMENT OF SENATE
• CUSTOMS BILL
• EXCISE BILL
• POST AND TELEGRAPH BILL
• BEER EXCISE BILL
• DISTILLATION BILL
• SERVICE AND EXECUTION OF PROCESS BILL

4 October 1901

26,842 words

• QUESTION
  • SUGGESTIONS AS TO DUTIES
• THIRD SCHEDULE
• POST AND TELEGRAPH BILL
• EXCISE BILL
• POST AND TELEGRAPH BILL
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Election Return

9 October 1901

44,177 words

• PETITION.
• QUESTION
  • INTER-STATE FREE-TRADE
• PAPERS
• QUESTION
  • STANDING ORDERS COMMITTEE
• QUESTION
  • COMMERCIAL TREATIES
• FEDERAL ELECTIONS BILL
• QUESTION
  • SUGGESTIONS FOR CUSTOMS DUTIES
• QUESTION
  • COMMONWEALTH FLAG AND SEAL
• ELECTIONS AND QUALIFICATIONS COMMITTEE
  • Special Report : Chairman's Vote
• IMMIGRATION RESTRICTION BILL
• POST AND TELEGRAPH BILL

10 October 1901

29,840 words

• PETITIONS
• QUESTION
  • BOOKS OFREFERENCE
• QUESTION
  • MILITARY SENATORS
• POST AND TELEGRAPH BILL
• PUBLIC SERVICE BILL

11 October 1901

19,329 words

• QUESTION
  • MOTIONS OF WANT OF CONFIDENCE
• POST AND TELEGRAPH BILL
• PAPER
• PUBLIC SERVICE BILL
• SUPPLY BILL (No. 4)
• STEAM-SHIP COMMUNICATION WITH TASMANIA
• MATRIMONIAL CAUSES BILL
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
• ELECTIONS AND QUALIFICATIONS COMMITTEE
  • Ordered:
• POST AND TELEGRAPH BILL

23 October 1901

2,948 words

• MOTION OF CENSURE
  • Special Adjournment

30 October 1901

1,327 words

• MOTION OF CENSURE
  • Special Adjournment
  • Honorable Senators. - No
  • Ayes ... ... ... 15
  • Noes ... ... ... 7
  • Majority ... ... 8

6 November 1901

39,497 words

• PETITIONS
• PAPERS
• ASSENT TO BILLS
• ELECTIONS AND QUALIFICATIONS COMMITTEE
  • Ayes......... 15
  • Noes.........6
  • Majority .......... 9
• PAPER
• POST AND TELEGRAPH BILL
• IMMIGRATION RESTRICTION BILL
  • Second Reading

7 November 1901

33,512 words

• PAPER
• QUESTION
  • POST-OFFICE SORTERS
• QUESTION
  • CUSTOMS REGULATIONS
• QUESTION
  • IMMIGRATION OF ALIENS
• FEDERAL TARIFF
• PUBLIC SERVICE BILL

8 November 1901

16,156 words

• DEATH OF THE EMPRESS FREDERICK
• QUESTION
  • PRESS AND TELEGRAPHIC RATES
• PUBLIC SERVICE BILL
• PACIFIC ISLAND LABOURERS BILL
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Customs Regulations - Public Service Bill

13 November 1901

41,493 words

• PETITIONS
• LEAVE OF ABSENCE
• COPYRIGHT BILL
• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL CAPITAL : KANAKA LABOUR: NORTHERN TERRITORY
• QUESTION
  • POST-OFFICE SORTERS
• QUESTION
  • EXCISE TAXATION
• QUESTION
  • TUESDAY SITTINGS
• QUESTION
  • CUSTOMS AND EXCISE REVENUE
• IMMIGRATION RESTRICTION BILL
  • Second Reading
• PROPERTY FOR PUBLIC PURPOSES ACQUISITION. BILL

14 November 1901

48,121 words

• PETITION
• PAPERS
• QUESTION
  • STATE RAILWAYS
• QUESTION
  • JAPANESE SWORDS
• PRINTING COMMITTEE
• STYLES) -
• IMMIGRATION RESTRICTION BILL
  • Second Reading

15 November 1901

27,246 words

• QUESTION
  • CUSTOMS AND EXCISE DUTIES
• QUESTION
  • CUSTOMS REGULATIONS
• QUESTION
  • NUMBER OP UNEMPLOYED
• IMMIGRATION RESTRICTION BILL
• NUMBER OF UNEMPLOYED
• ADJOURNMENT

20 November 1901

41,091 words

• PETITIONS
• POST AND TELEGRAPH BILL
• QUESTION
  • TRANSCONTINENTAL RAILWAY
• QUESTION
  • PARCELS POST
• QUESTION
  • IMPORTS FROM CHINA : FORGED PERMITS
• QUESTION
  • COMMUNICATIONS TO THE SENATE
• BRITISH NEW GUINEA
• PROPERTY FOR PUBLIC PURPOSESACQUISITION BILL

21 November 1901

44,680 words

• PETITIONS
• QUESTION
  • DISTRIBUTION OF CIRCULARS
• QUESTION
  • THE TARIFF
• QUESTION
  • COMMUNICATIONS TO THE SENATE
• PROPERTY FOR PUBLIC PURPOSES ACQUISITION BILL
• COMMUNICATIONS TO THE SENATE
• QUESTION
  • EXCISE ON SUGAR
• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL COMMANDANT
• SUGAR-GRO WERS' PETITION
• PACIFIC ISLAND LABOURERS BILL
• MUB.DO CAMERON,
  • Mayor
  • Brisbane, 5th October, 1001
  • Mulgrave, 25th September, 1901

22 November 1901

31,304 words

• PETITION
• QUESTION
  • SUGAR DUTIES
• PAPERS
• QUESTION
  • WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY : BASS STRAITS
• MORTALITY OF KANAKAS
• PACIFIC ISLAND LABOURERS BILL
  • Second Reading

27 November 1901

47,631 words

• QUESTION
  • WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY : BASS' STRAITS
• PACIFIC ISLAND LABOURERS BILL
  • Second Reading

28 November 1901

40,914 words

29 November 1901

23,554 words

• PETITION
• KANAKAS IN QUEENSLAND
• CORRESPONDENCE WITH THE PREMIER OF QUEENSLAND
• PACIFIC ISLAND LABOURERS BILL

4 December 1901

40,997 words

• PETITION
• STRANGERS IN THE GALLERIES
• QUESTION
  • INSTRUCTIONS TO DEPUTY POSTMASTERSGENERAL
• PAPERS
• QUESTION
  • MILITARY COMMANDANT
• QUESTION
  • SHIPS' STORES
• ELECTORAL AND FRANCHISE BILLS
• LEAVE OF ABSENCE
• PACIFIC ISLAND LABOURERS BILL

5 December 1901

35,415 words

• QUESTION
  • LATE SITTINGS : VENTILATION OF SENATE CHAMBER
• QUESTION
  • STANDING ORDERS
• PAPER
• QUESTION
  • PUBLIC SERVANTS AS PARLIAMENTARY CANDIDATES
• QUESTION
  • CUSTOMS AND EXCISE REVENUE
• QUESTION
  • SUGAR. PRODUCTION BY WHITE LABOUR
• MILITARY COMM ANDANT DEFENCE BILL
• POSTAL AND TELEGRAPHIC RATES BILL
• PACIFIC ISLAND LABOURERS BILL
• IMMIGRATION RESTRICTION BILL

6 December 1901

23,690 words

• QUESTION
  • CHRISTMAS ADJOURNMENT
• QUESTION
  • POSTAL AND TELEGRAPH RATES
• PERSONAL EXPLANATION
• VENTILATION OF SENATE CHAMBER : LATE SITTINGS
• PACIFIC ISLAND LABOURERS BILL
• LAPSED BILLS
• QUESTION
  • POST AND TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT
• SITE OF FEDERAL CAPITAL
• IMMIGRATION RESTRICTION BILL
• PACIFIC ISLAND LABOURERS BILL

11 December 1901

36,586 words

• PETITION
• QUESTION
  • STANDING ORDERS
• POST AND TELEGRAPH RATES BILL
  • Second Reading

12 December 1901

34,025 words

• PETITION
• PARLIAMENTARY ATTENDANTS
• QUESTION
  • POSTAL DEPARTMENT : INCREMENTS
• TASMANIA-AUSTRALIA STEAMSHIP COMMUNICATION
• PUNISHMENT OF OFFENCES BILL
• POST AND TELEGRAPH RATES BILL
• PUBLIC SERVICE BILL

13 December 1901

19,550 words

• QUESTION
  • MORTALITY OF KANAKAS
• FEDERAL CAPITAL SITE
• LEAVE OF ABSENCE
• QUESTION
  • LARCENY OF LETTERS
• QUESTION
  • POSTAL DEPARTMENT : INCREMENTS
• QUESTION
  • DISTRIBUTION OF PAPERS
• SUPPLY BILL (No. 5)
• POST AND TELEGRAPH RATES BILL
• PUBLIC SERVICE BILL
• SUPPLY BILL (No. 5.)
• PROPERTY FOR. PUBLIC PURPOSES ACQUISITION BILL
• PAPER
• FEDERAL CAPITAL SITES
• ADJOURNMENT
  • The Christmas Holidays
  • Honorable Senators. - No
• ELECTORAL BILL

22 January 1902

39,668 words

• PETITION
  • Melbourne, 17th January, 1902
  • Sir,
• HOPETOUN,
  • Governor-General
• ASSENT TO BILLS
• PAPERS
• SOUTH AFRICAN WAR
  • Commonwealth Contingent
• PUBLIC SERVICE BILL

23 January 1902

36,987 words

• PETITIONS
  • Senate
  • Thursday, 23 January, 1902
• PETITIONS
• QUESTION
  • QUESTIONS TO SENATORS
• QUESTION
  • WAR-OFFICE CONTRACTS
• QUESTION
  • IMMIGRATION RESTRICTION ACT
• QUESTION
  • REVENUE OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA
• QUESTION
  • TATTERS ALL'S SWEEPS
• PREVENTION AND SETTLEMENT OF INDUSTRIAL DISPUTES BILL
• QUESTION
  • MONTHLY REVENUE RETURNS
• LEAVE OF ABSENCE
• PUBLIC SERVICE BILL
• PAPER

24 January 1902

24,641 words

• PETITIONS
• QUESTION
  • QUESTIONS TO SENATORS
• QUESTION
  • WESTERN AUSTRALIAN GOLD-FI ELDS MAILS
• QUESTION
  • INTER-STATE MIGRATION OF COLOURED RACES
• ELECTORAL BILL
• PUBLIC SERVICE BILL

29 January 1902

42,154 words

• PETITION
• QUESTION
  • SOUTH AFRICAN WAR
• QUESTION
  • CHINESE FURNITURE
• QUESTION
  • DEPORTATION OF IMPORTED ALIENS
• PUBLIC SERVICE BILL
• PAPER

30 January 1902

32,632 words

• PETITIONS
• QUESTION
  • EXCISE ACT
• QUESTION
  • NATURALIZATION
• QUESTION
  • TRANSCONTINENTAL RAILWAY
• PUBLIC SERVICE BILL

31 January 1902

24,659 words

• QUESTION
  • MEAT CONTRACT
• ELECTORAL BILL
  • Second Reading
• PUBLIC SERVICE BILL

5 February 1902

42,089 words

• PAPER
• QUESTION
  • CUSTOMS ACT
• QUESTION
  • ITALIAN IMMIGRANTS
• QUESTION
  • LANDING OF AFGHANS
• QUESTION
  • SOUTH AFRICAN WAR
• QUESTION
  • LEGAL QUESTIONS
• LEAVE OF ABSENCE
• PUBLIC SERVICE BILL

6 February 1902

43,996 words

• PETITION
• QUESTION
  • INTER-IMPERIAL TRADE RECIPROCITY
• PUBLIC SERVICE BILL
• ELECTORAL BILL
  • Second Reading
• FEDERAL CAPITAL

7 February 1902

24,859 words

• PETITION
• PAPER
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
  • Federal Capital Sites
• PUBLIC SERVICE BILL

26 February 1902

45,363 words

• PETITIONS
• SUPPLY BILL (No. 6)
• QUESTION
  • TRANSCONTINENTAL RAILWAY
• PAPER
• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL CAPITAL
• SUPPLY BILL (No. 6)
• ELECTORAL BILL
  • Second Reading

27 February 1902

40,505 words

• PAPERS
• EXTRA SITTING DAY
• ELECTORAL BILL
  • Second Reading
• SUPPLY BILL (No. 6)

28 February 1902

28,712 words

• PETITION
• QUESTION
  • THE TARIFF
• ELECTORAL BILL
  • Second Reading
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT

5 March 1902

39,828 words

• PETITION
• PACIFIC ISLAND LABOURERS ACT
  • Deportation of Kanakas
• PAPER
• ELECTORAL BILL
  • Second Reading

6 March 1902

35,712 words

• QUESTION
  • MAJOR-GENERAL HUTTON : ALLOWANCES
• QUARANTINE
• LEAVE OF ABSENCE
• ELECTORAL BILL
  • Second Reading

7 March 1902

24,275 words

• DEATH OF ME. PIESSE, M.H.R
• IMPORTS.- WESTERN AUSTRALIA
• ELECTORAL BILL

11 March 1902

24,825 words

• ELECTORAL BILL

12 March 1902

18,748 words

• QUESTION
  • IMMIGRATION RESTRICTION ACT
• QUESTION
  • POSTMASTER AT QUEENSTOWN
• QUESTION
  • DEFENCE FORCE
• ELECTORAL BILL

13 March 1902

24,366 words

• PETITIONS
• QUESTION
  • LETTERS TO " TATTERS ALLS
• QUESTION
  • DEFENCE FORCE
• QUESTION
  • NEW GUINEA
• QUESTION
  • ALIENS: NORTHERN TERRITORY
• ELECTORAL BILL

14 March 1902

7,683 words

• QUESTION
  • POST AND TELEGRAPH ACT
• QUESTION
  • STANDING ORDERS
• ELECTORAL BILL

19 March 1902

22,281 words

• QUESTION
  • IMPERIAL CONFERENCE
• ELECTORAL BILL

20 March 1902

25,616 words

• QUESTION
  • CUSTOMS REVENUE
• LEAVE OF ABSENCE
• ELECTORAL BILL
• PUBLIC SERVICE BILL
• SOUTH AFRICAN WAR
  • Third Commonwealth Contingent

21 March 1902

10,467 words

• SOUTH AFRICAN WAR
  • Third Commonwealth Contingent
• QUESTION
  • BOOKMAKERS' CORRESPONDENCE
• QUESTION
  • EASTER MILITARY ENCAMPMENTS
• QUESTION
  • IMMIGRATION RESTRICTION ACT
• ELECTORAL BILL

3 April 1902

31,745 words

• SUPPLY BILL (No. 7)
• PAPERS
• QUESTION
  • THE TARIFF
• PUBLIC SERVICE BILL

4 April 1902

8,663 words

• LEAVE OF ABSENCE
• ELECTRICAL WORKS' EMPLOYES
• QUESTION
  • MAJOR-GENERAL HUTTON
• COMMONWEALTH FRANCHISE BILL
• PUBLIC SERVICE BILL
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
  • The Tariff

9 April 1902

45,502 words

• PETITION
• PAPERS
• QUESTION
  • ELECTION IN TASMANIA
• COMMONWEALTH FRANCHISE BILL
  • Second Reading

10 April 1902

40,656 words

• QUESTION
  • OVERCOATS:WESTERN AUSTRALIAN CONTINGENT
• QUESTION
  • IMMIGRATION RESTRICTION ACT
• QUESTION
  • POST AND TELEGRAPH ACT
• COMMONWEALTH FRANCHISE BILL
  • Second Reading
• PAPER

11 April 1902

22,370 words

• QUESTION
  • IMPERIAL CONFERENCE
• CORONATION CELEBRATION BILL
• COMMONWEALTH FRANCHISE BILL
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT

23 April 1902

3,290 words

• PAPERS
• EXCISE TARIFF BILL
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
  • Private Members' Business - Standing Orders

25 April 1902

26,890 words

• PAPERS
• SUSPENSION OF STANDING ORDERS
• QUESTION
  • MAILS FROM SUBIACO
• QUESTION
  • CUSTOMS REVENUE
• QUESTION
  • IMPORTS: WESTERN AUSTRALIA
• CUSTOMS TARIFF BILL
  • Second Reading
• COMMONWEALTH FRANCHISE BILL
• PUBLIC SERVICE BILL
• SUPPLY BILL (No. 8)
  • Second Reading
• FRANCHISE BILL. PUBLIC SERVICE BILL
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT

1 May 1902

43,229 words

• QUESTION
  • MAILS FROM SUBIACO
• TARIFF BILLS
• QUESTION
  • NEW GUINEA
• SUPPLY BILL (No. 8)
• PUBLIC SERVICE BILL
• CUSTOMS TARIFF BILL
  • Second Reading

2 May 1902

23,594 words

• QUESTION
  • TARIFF FREE LIST
• QUESTION
  • MILITARY CONTINGENTS
• CUSTOMS TARIFF BILL
  • Second Reading

6 May 1902

43,838 words

• ABSENCE OF THE PRESIDENT
• PUBLIC SERVICE BILL
• CUSTOMS TARIFF BILL
  • Second Reading

7 May 1902

42,832 words

• QUESTION
  • DUTY ON TOBACCO
• QUESTION
  • CLASSIFICATION OF TELEGRAPHISTS
• QUESTION
  • POST AND TELEGRAPH ACT
• QUESTION
  • ABSENCE OP THE PRESIDENT
• CUSTOMS TARIFF BILL
• III

8 May 1902

42,948 words

• PETITION
• QUESTION
  • CONFERENCE: PATENTS OFFICES
• CUSTOMSTARIFF BILL
• AGGREGATE WEALTH OF STATES

9 May 1902

32,865 words

• SUGAR DUTIES
• CUSTOMS TARIFF BILL
  • Second Reading

13 May 1902

50,626 words

• TARIFF BILLS
• QUESTION
  • MAIL CONTRACTS: QUEENSLAND
• QUESTION
  • TEA IMPORTATIONS
• CUSTOMS TARIFF BILL
  • Second Reading

14 May 1902

49,108 words

• PETITION
• QUESTION
  • VOLCANIC ERUPTION AT MARTINIQUE
• QUESTION
  • ITALIAN PENAL SETTLEMENT
• QUESTION
  • CABLE CHARGES
• LEAVE OF ABSENCE
• TARIFF BILLS
• CUSTOMS TARIFF BILL
  • Second Reading
• GOVERNOR-GENERAL'S RETIREMENT

15 May 1902

41,292 words

• PETITIONS
• QUESTION
  • LETTER-SORTERS' OVERTIME
• CUSTOMS OFFICERS
• CUSTOMS TARIFF BILL
• EXCISE TARIFF BILL
  • Second Reading
• CUSTOMS TARIFF BILL

16 May 1902

25,774 words

• QUESTION
  • QUEENSLAND MAILS
• ELECTION PETITION
• CUSTOMS TARIFF BILL

20 May 1902

35,448 words

• PETITIONS
• QUESTION
  • TARIFF RETURN
• QUESTION
  • QUEENSLAND WEATHER BUREAU
• QUESTION
  • IMMIGRATION RESTRICTION ACT
• CUSTOMS TARIFF BILL

21 May 1902

36,785 words

• PETITION
• QUESTION
  • VOLCANIC ERUPTIONS AT MARTINIQUE AND ST. VINCENT
• QUESTION
  • RIFLE CLUB : VICTORIA
• QUESTION
  • IMPORTS: WESTERN AUSTRALIA
• QUESTION
  • CORONATION ILLUMINATIONS
• QUESTION
  • GOVERNOR-GENERAL'S RETIREMENT
• PAPER
• QUESTION
  • CORONATION : ADDRESS TO HIS MAJESTY THE KING
• CUSTOMS TARIFF BILL

22 May 1902

29,032 words

• PETITIONS
• QUESTION
  • EXPENDITURE ON NEW SOUTH WALES MAILS
• CUSTOMS TARIFF BILL

23 May 1902

17,993 words

• QUESTION
  • OVERTIME : LETTER-SORTERS
• QUESTION
  • CORONATION ILLUMINATIONS
• CUSTOMS TARIFF BILL

27 May 1902

32,579 words

• CO MMON WE ALTH FRANCHISE BILL
• CUSTOMS TARIFF BILL
• GOVERNOR-GENERAL'S ESTABLISHMENT BILL

28 May 1902

34,240 words

• CUSTOMS TARIFFBILL

29 May 1902

45,724 words

• QUESTION
  • REMISSION OF FODDER DUTIES
• QUESTION
  • TELEPHONE SYSTEM
• SUPPLY BILL (No. 9)
• COMMONWEALTH FRANCHISE BILL
• GOVERNOR-GENERAL'S ESTABLISHMENT BILL
  • Second Reading

30 May 1902

25,935 words

• QUESTION
  • CUSTOMS ACT
• GOVERNOR-GENERAL'S ESTABLISHMENT BILL
• SUPPLY BILL (No. 9)
  • Second Reading
• COMMONWEALTH FRANCHISE BILL

3 June 1902

35,851 words

• PETITION
• QUESTION
  • SOUTH AFRICANWAR
• ASSENT TO BILLS
• CUSTOMS TARIFF BILL

4 June 1902

33,572 words

• PETITION
• PAPERS
• JOURNALS OF THE SENATE
• QUESTION
  • GOVERNMENT HOUSE, SYDNEY
• QUESTION
  • MONDAY SITTINGS
• CUSTOMS TARIFF BILL

5 June 1902

33,782 words

• PETITIONS
• QUESTION
  • POST AND TELEGRAPH ACT
• PAPERS
• QUESTION
  • LETTER-CARRIERS' OVERTIME
• QUESTION
  • ENGLISH MAILS AT DEVONPORT
• CUSTOMS TARIFF BILL

6 June 1902

21,745 words

• QUESTION
  • CUSTOMS RETURNS OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA
• PAPER
• CUSTOMS TARIFF BILL

10 June 1902

24,167 words

• PETITION
• PAPER
• PERSONAL EXPLANATION
• QUESTION
  • COMMITTEE OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS
• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL CAPITAL
• QUESTION
  • NEWSPAPER FILES
• QUESTION
  • PUBLIC SERVICE INSPECTORS
• LEAVE OF ABSENCE
• CUSTOMS TARIFF BILL

11 June 1902

32,808 words

• PETITION
• SOUTH AFRICAN WAR
  • Declaration of Peace
• QUESTION
  • EXCISE DUTY ON SUGAR
• QUESTION
  • CONDUCT OF BUSINESS IN RECESS
• QUESTION
  • WESTERN AUSTRALIA: IMPORTS
• QUESTION
  • PUBLIC SERVICE REGULATIONS
• CUSTOMS TARIFF BILL
• QUESTION
  • JOYCE BROTHERS

12 June 1902

34,235 words

• PETITION
• QUESTION
  • GOVERNOR-GENERAL'S RESIDENCES
• QUESTION
  • PARLIAMENT HOUSE
• QUESTION
  • SUGAR DUTIES
• COMMONWEALTH FRANCHISE BILL
• CUSTOMS TARIFF BILL

13 June 1902

22,181 words

• PETITION
• CUSTOMS TARIFF BILL
• CORONATION CELEBRATIONS

17 June 1902

37,193 words

• PETITIONS
• PAPERS
• SUPPLY BILL (No. 10)
  • Second Reading

18 June 1902

34,363 words

• SUPPLY BILL (No. 10)
• CUSTOMS TARIFF BILL

19 June 1902

33,127 words

• QUESTION
  • AUSTRALIAN TROOPSIN LONDON
• QUESTION
  • MILITARY BREAD CONTRACT
• CUSTOMS OFFICERS' OVERTIME
• MAIL SUBSIDY: NEW HEBRIDES
• PAIRS
• CUSTOMS TARIFF BILL

20 June 1902

24,876 words

• SUPPLY BILL (No. 11)
• CUSTOMS TARIFF BILL
• SUPPLY BILL (NO. 11)
• QUESTION
  • GOVERNOR-GENERAL'S DEPARTURE
• CUSTOMS TARIFF BILL
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT

30 June 1902

36,322 words

• ASSENT TO BILLS
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
• QUESTION
  • SUNDAY LABOUR
• CUSTOMS TARIFF BILL
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Sugar Duties

1 July 1902

23,040 words

• QUESTION
  • FODDER DUTIES
• GOVERNOR-GENERAL'S DEPARTURE
  • Mr. Pitresibest,
• HOPETOUN,
• QUESTION
  • RECEIPTS FOR TELEGRAMS
• POSTAL RATES BILL
• CUSTOMS TARIFF BILL
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Sugar Excise Duties

2 July 1902

27,962 words

• QUESTION
  • TEMPORARY OFFICERS
• QUESTION
  • MILITARY AND NAVAL FORCES
• QUESTION
  • ENGLISH MAIL SERVICE
• CUSTOMS TARIFF BILL

3 July 1902

31,341 words

• PETITIONS
• QUESTION
  • NEW SOUTH WALES MILITARY FORCES
• SEAT OF GOVERNMENT
• QUESTION
  • TASMANIAN- TELEPHONES
• QUESTION
  • CUSTOMS WEIGHERS
• CUSTOMS TARIFF BILL
• MONDAY SITTING

4 July 1902

21,088 words

• QUESTION
  • CROWN LANDS, NEW GUINEA
• QUESTION
  • MILITARY FORCES
• QUESTION
  • ENGLISH MAIL SERVICE
• CUSTOMS TARIFF BILL
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Telephone Regulations

8 July 1902

22,455 words

• CHAMBER ACCOMMODATION : LIGHTING : HANSARD CORRECTIONS
• QUESTION
  • AUSTRALASIAN NAVAL DEFENCE
• QUESTION
  • COMMONWEALTH DEFENCE FORCE
• CUSTOMS TARIFF BILL

9 July 1902

27,798 words

• CUSTOMS TARIFF BILL

10 July 1902

31,590 words

• QUESTION
  • ADMINISTRATION OF THE DEPARTMENT OF HOME AFFAIRS
• QUESTION
  • MELBOURNE POST-OFFICE SEWERAGE
• QUESTION
  • SEAT OF GOVERNMENT
• QUESTION
  • RESHIPMENT OF TEA
• CUSTOMS TARIFF BILL
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Monday Sittings

11 July 1902

20,935 words

• QUESTION
  • MILITARY BREAD CONTRACT
• GOVERNOR-GENERALS SALARY AND ALLOWANCES
• CUSTOMS TARIFF BILL
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
• ADJOURNMENT

15 July 1902

29,955 words

• QUESTION
  • DEPORTATION OP KANAKAS
• CUSTOMS TARIFF BILL

16 July 1902

30,790 words

• CUSTOMS TARIFF BILL

17 July 1902

25,173 words

• PETITION
  • Ayes ... ... ... 9
  • Noes......... . 13
  • Majority ... ... 4
  • Ayes....... . 10
  • Noes ...... ... 10
  • Ayes ... ... ... 6
  • Noes ... ... ... 15
  • Majority ... ... 9
  • Ayes ... ... ... 10
  • Noes ... ... ... 11
  • Majority ... ... ... 1
  • Ayes ... ... 9
  • Noes ... ... 9
  • Honorable Senators. - No
  • In Committee -
  • Ayes ... ... ... 9
  • Noes.........8
  • Majority ... ... 1
  • Ayes ... ... ... 9
  • Noes ... ... ... 9
  • Ayes ... ... ... 11
  • Noes ... ... ... 10
  • Majority ... ... 1
  • Ayes ... ... 11
  • Noes ... ... :.. 10
  • Majority ... ... 1
  • Ayes ... ... ... 9
  • Noes ... ... ... 10
  • Majority ... ... 1
  • Ayes ... ... 4
  • Noes ... ... 15
  • Majority ... ... 11
  • Ayes ... ... ... 8
  • Noes ... ... ... 9
  • Majority ... ... 1

18 July 1902

20,858 words

• QUESTION
  • SILVER COINAGE
• CUSTOMS TARIFF BILL
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT

22 July 1902

36,696 words

• PETITION
• QUESTION
  • TELEPHONE SERVICE : TASMANIA
• QUESTION
  • PILOTAGE : VICTORIA
• PAPERS
• QUESTION
  • THE PRESIDENT'S VOTES IN COMMITTEE
• CUSTOMS TARIFF BILL
• EXCISE TARIFF BILL

23 July 1902

43,152 words

• PETITIONS
• QUESTION
  • TRANSFERRED DEPARTMENTS
• QUESTION
  • LOW-GRADE TEAS
• TELEPHONE SERVICE : TASMANIA
• QUESTION
  • EXCISE TARIFF RILL
• CUSTOMS TARIFF BILL

24 July 1902

16,073 words

• PETITION
• QUESTION
  • PASTORALISTS' LOSSES : NEW SOUTH WALES
• QUESTION
  • PRIVATE MEMBERS' BUSINESS
• EXCISE TARIFF BILL
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT

20 August 1902

7,455 words

• PETITIONS
• ORDER OF BUSINESS
• MOUNT KEMBLA COLLIERY DISASTER
  • The Hon. Sir John See, K.C.M.G.,
  • Premier of New South Wales
  • Adelaide, 2nd August,1902
  • The Hon. Sir Richard C. Baker, K. C.M. G.,
• EXCISE TARIFF BILL
• CUSTOMS TARIFF BILL
• ELECTORAL BILL
• PAPERS
• QUESTION
  • OVERTIME : CUSTOMS OFFICERS
• QUESTION
  • PASTORALISTS' LOSSES: NEW SOUTH WALES
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Electoral Bill

21 August 1902

35,260 words

• PETITION
• PAPER
• QUESTION
  • FINANCES. OF VICTORIA
• QUESTION
  • POSTAL REGULATIONS
• QUESTION
  • QUEENSLAND MAIL CONTRACTS
• CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES
  • Electoral [21 Aug., 1902.] Bill. 15227
• LEAVE OF ABSENCE
• ELECTORAL BILL

22 August 1902

20,457 words

• PAPER
• ELECTORAL BILL
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Order of Business

26 August 1902

31,856 words

• PETITION
• ORDER OF BUSINESS
• PROCEDURE ON CUSTOMS TARIFF BILL
• PAPER
• QUESTION
  • ENGLISH MAILS
• QUESTION
  • MAIL-DRIVERS : SYDNEY
• QUESTION
  • CABLE RATES
• PRIVATE MEMBERS' BUSINESS
• CLAIMS BY STATES
• CUSTOMS TARIFF BILL

27 August 1902

33,200 words

• QUESTION
  • SUGAR INDUSTRY: KANAKAS
• QUESTION
  • LIEUTENANT KIRKLAND
• QUESTION
  • DEFENCE FORCES
• QUESTION
  • NAVAL AND MILITARY OFFICERS
• QUESTION
  • ITALIAN IMMIGRATION
• QUESTION
  • PUBLIC SERVICE ACT
• CUSTOMS TARIFF BILL
• ROYAL COMMISSIONS BILL

28 August 1902

31,420 words

• QUESTION
  • CUSTOMS DUTIES : DISPUTES
• QUESTION
  • TOBACCO MANUFACTURE
• CUSTOMS TARIFF BILL
• ADJOURNMENT

29 August 1902

24,754 words

• QUESTION
  • COUNCIL OF CHURCHES : DAY OF PRAYER FOR RAIN
• QUESTION
  • EASTERN EXTENSION CABLE COMPANY
• CUSTOMS TARIFF BILL
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
  • Order of Business
• QUESTION
  • GOVERNMENT HOUSES : EXPENDITURE

3 September 1902

39,048 words

• POST AND TELEGRAPH RATES BILL
• QUESTION
  • RETIREMENT OP MILITARY OFFICERS
• QUESTION
  • SMALL ARMS AMMUNITION
• QUESTION
  • SILVER COINAGE
• ATTENDANCE OF SENATORS
• QUESTION
  • GOVERNMENT HOUSES : EXPENDITURE
• QUESTION
  • COMMONWEALTH PRINTING
• QUESTION
  • VOTES OF THE PRESIDENT
• ROYAL COMMISSIONS BILL
  • Second Reading
• ELECTORAL BILL

4 September 1902

39,308 words

• PAPERS
• QUESTION
  • RETIREMENT OF. MILITARY OFFICERS
• ROYAL COMMISSIONS BILL
• QUESTION
  • PACIFIC ISLAND LABOURERS ACT
• QUESTION
  • GOVERNOR-GENERAL
• ORDER OF BUSINESS
• POST AND TELEGRAPH RATES BILL
• FIRST SCHEDULE
• ELECTORAL BILL
• CUSTOMS TARIFF BILL

5 September 1902

10,120 words

• QUESTION
  • RETIREMENT OP MILITARY OFFICERS
• ELECTORAL BILL
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT

9 September 1902

30,154 words

• PAPER
• ROYAL COMMISSIONS BILL
• FEDERAL CAPITAL SITES
• CUSTOMS TARIFF BILL
• POST AND TELEGRAPH RATES BILL
• ELECTORAL BILL

10 September 1902

40,401 words

• DEPORTATION OF KANAKAS
  • Bundaberg, 7th April, 1902
  • Dear Sir,
• QUESTION
  • IMPERIAL CONFERENCE OF PREMIERS
• ORDER OF BUSINESS
• CUSTOMS TARIFF BILL
  • Third Reading
• ELECTORAL BILL
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT

24 September 1902

26,110 words

• QUESTION
  • JURISDICTION OF STATE COURTS
• QUESTION
  • POST AND TELEGRAPH RATES
• QUESTION
  • CUSTOMS PROSECUTIONS
• PAPERS
• CUSTOMS TARIFF BILL
• QUESTION
  • CLAIMS AGAINST THE COMMONWEALTH
• ESTIMATES
• QUESTION
  • PUBLIC SERVICE: LEAVE OF ABSENCE
• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL CAPITAL SITES
• QUESTION
  • CUSTOMS AND EXCISE REVENUE
• QUESTION
  • TOBACCO MANUFACTURE
• SUPPLY BILL (No. 12)

25 September 1902

31,378 words

• STE AM-SHIP.COMMUNICATION WITH TASMANIA
• PAPER
• CUSTOMS PROSECUTIONS
• MESSAGES BETWEEN HOUSES
• FEDERAL CAPITAL SITE
• QUESTION
  • DRILL INSTRUCTORS
• QUESTION
  • TRANSFERRED DEPARTMENTS : TASMANIA
• QUESTION
  • INDEX TO CONSTITUTION
• PARLIAMENTARY ALLOWANCES BILL
• ELECTORAL BILL
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT

7 October 1902

44,906 words

• QUESTION
  • PUBLIC SERVICE ACT
• PARLIAMENTARY REPORTING STAFF
• PAPERS
• SUPPLY BILL (No. 12)
• APPROPRIATION BILL (1901-2)
• APPROPRIATION BILL (1902-3)
• APPROPRIATION (WORKS AND BUILDINGS) BILL (1902-3)
• ELECTORAL BILL
• QUESTION
  • CUSTOMS PROSECUTIONS
• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL CAPITAL SITES
• PARLIAMENTARY ALLOWANCES BILL
  • Second Reading
• APPROPRIATION BILL (1902-3)
  • Second Reading

8 October 1902

60,126 words

• QUESTION
  • PARLIAMENTARY REPORTING STAFF
• QUESTION
  • DAWES POINT
• QUESTION
  • REBATE OF EXCISE UPON SUGAR
• QUESTION
  • DEFENCE OF FREMANTLE
• QUESTION
  • RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS
• QUESTION
  • PUBLIC SERVICE ACT
• QUESTION
  • CUSTOMS ADMINISTRATION
• APPROPRIATION (WORKS AND BUILDINGS) BILL
• APPROPRIATION BILL (1901-2)
• MILITARY RETRENCHMENT
• ELECTORAL BILL
• PARLIAMENTARY ALLOWANCES BILL
• APPROPRIATION BILL (1902-3)
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT

9 October 1902

60,038 words

• PETITIONS
• QUESTION
  • OVERSEA MAIL CONTRACTS
• QUESTION
  • SUBURBAN POSTAL DELIVERIES
• QUESTION
  • CUSTOMS ADMINISTRATION
• PARLIAMENTARY ALLOWANCES BILL
• APPROPRIATION BILL (1902-3)
• APPROPRIATION BILL (1901-2)
• ELECTORAL BILL
• APPROPRIATION (WORKS AND BUILDINGS) BILL
• CLAIMS AGAINST THE COMMONWEALTH BILL
• PAPERS

10 October 1902

18,479 words

• QUESTION
  • PROROGATION ARRANGEMENTS
• PRIVILEGE
• QUESTION
  • FEMALE POST AND TELEGRAPH EMPLOYES
• APPROPRIATION. BILL (1902-3)
• CLAIMS AGAINST THE COMMONWEALTH BILL
• PAPER
• QUESTION
  • ORDERS OF THE DAY DISCHARGED
• QUESTION
  • TASMANIA AND AUSTRALIA : STEAM-SHIP COMMUNICATION
• ELECTORAL BILL
• QUESTION
  • CLOSE OP THE SESSION
• ASSENT TO BILLS
• PROROGATION
  • Gentlemen, -

26 May 1903

3,042 words

• PROCLAMATION
• GOVERNOR-GENERAL'S SPEECH
• VACANT SEATS
• QUESTION
  • DEATH OF SENATOR SIR F. T. SARGOOD
• SENATE ELECTIONS BILL
• PETITION
• NEW SENATOR
• GOVERNOR-GENERAL'S SPEECH : ADDRESS IN REPLY
• PAPERS
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT

27 May 1903

48,539 words

• PETITION
• PAPERS
• QUESTION
  • IMMIGRATION RESTRICTION ACT
• DAYS OF MEETING
• ORDER OF BUSINESS
• DEPUTY PRESIDENT
• QUESTION
  • GOVERNOR-GENERAL'S SPEECH : ADDRESS IN REPLY

28 May 1903

45,177 words

• QUESTION
  • POST AND TELEGRAPH OFFICE, MOUNT GAMBIER
• PAPER
• QUESTION
  • METEOROLOGICAL REPORTS
• QUESTION
  • SHIPS' STORES
• QUESTION
  • DEFENCE FORCE
• QUESTION
  • LANDING PERMITS : SOUTH AFRICA
• QUESTION
  • ELECTORAL ROLLS
• SESSIONAL COMMITTEES
• CLAIMS AGAINST THE COMMONWEALTH ACT AMENDMENT BILL
• LEAVE OF ABSENCE
• PARLIAMENTARY EVIDENCE BILL
• EASTERN EXTENSION TELEGRAPH COMPANY
• GOVERNOR-GENERAL'S SPEECH : ADDRESS IN REPLY
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT

3 June 1903

50,133 words

• QUESTION
  • FORTIFICATIONS : ALBANY
• QUESTION
  • POST-OFFICE : MOUNT GAMBIER
• QUESTION
  • CARRIAGE OF MAILS : VICTORIA
• QUESTION
  • AUSTRALIAN CONTINGENTS, SOUTH AFRICA
• QUESTION
  • COINAGE OF SILVER
• NEW SENATOR
• PAPERS
• PRIVATE MEMBERS' BUSINESS
• CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES
• QUESTION
  • GOVERNOR-GENERAL'S SPEECH : ADDRESS IN REPLY

4 June 1903

26,947 words

• STANDING ORDERS COMMITTEE
• SESSIONAL COMMITTEES
• QUESTION
  • PROTECTION OF PATENTS
• QUESTION
  • GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS
• ORDER OF BUSINESS
• QUESTION
  • GOVERNOR-GENERAL'S SPEECH - ADDRESS IN REPLY
• QUESTION
  • LT.-COLS. BRAITHWAITE AND REAY
• QUESTION
  • NATIONAL MONOPOLY IN TOBACCO
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
  • Order of Business

10 June 1903

26,088 words

• PAPERS
• QUESTION
  • BASS' STRAIT CABLE
• QUESTION
  • VOTE FOR BUILDINGS. ,
• QUESTION
  • FORTIFICATIONS : ALBANY
• QUESTION
  • STANDING ORDERS

11 June 1903

33,427 words

• QUESTION
  • ELECTORAL ACT : REGULATIONS
• QUESTION
  • MAIL SERVICES
• QUESTION
  • ECCLESIASTICAL PRECEDENCE
• QUESTION
  • TRADE PREFERENCE
• QUESTION
  • LETTER CARRIERS: QUEENSLAND
• LEAVEOF ABSENCE
• QUESTION
  • STANDING ORDERS
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Private Members' Business

12 June 1903

27,344 words

• QUESTION
  • POSTMASTER PAYNE
• QUESTION
  • PUBLIC SERVICE REGULATION 41
• STANDING ORDERS
  • Standing Order 273-

17 June 1903

35,091 words

• QUESTION
  • MAIL CONTRACTS
• QUESTION
  • POST OFFICE : WOOLLAHRA
• QUESTION
  • CUSTOMS FINES
• QUESTION
  • CUSTOM-HOUSE: HOBART
• GOVERNOR-GENERAL'S SPEECH : ADDRESS IN REPLY
• QUESTION
  • STANDING ORDERS
• SUGAR BONUS BILL.
• SUGAR REBATE ABOLITION BILL
• PAPER

18 June 1903

32,636 words

• QUESTION
  • IMMIGRATION RESTRICTION ACT
• QUESTION
  • TRADE PREFERENCE
• QUESTION
  • STANDING ORDERS
• SUGAR BONUS BILL
  • Second Reading
• SUGAR REBATE ABOLITION BILL
  • Second Reading
• QUESTION
  • CANADIAN-AUSTRALIAN MAIL CONTRACT
• SENATE ELECTIONS BILL
  • Second Reading
• PAPER
  • Victorian Military Forces. - Alteration of Regulations
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT

24 June 1903

42,777 words

• PETITION
• QUESTION
  • COMMONWEALTH POSTAGE STAMPS
• QUESTION
  • STANDING ORDERS
• GOVERNOR-GENERAL'S SPEECH : ADDRESS IN REPLY
  • Tennyson,
• PAPERS
• QUESTION
  • IMPORTATIONS OF TEA
• QUESTION
  • STATE GOVERNOR ANDN AVAL SUBSIDY
• POST AND TELEGRAPH ACT AMENDMENT BILL
• LEAVE OF ABSENCE
• METRIC SYSTEM
  • Message No. 4
  • House of Representatives,
  • Melbourne, 24th June, 1903
• QUESTION
  • PUBLIC SERVICE: TEMPORARY EMPLOYES
• COLOURED ALIENS
• NATURALIZATION BILL
• SUGAR BONUS BILL
  • Second Reading

25 June 1903

38,336 words

• QUESTION
  • THE BATTLE-SHIP " COMMONWEALTH
• POST AND TELEGRAPH ACT AMENDMENT BILL
• QUESTION
  • GRATUITIES : TASMANIA
• POSTAL AND TELEGRAPHIC FACILITIES
• QUESTION
  • COMMONWEALTH DEFENCES
• STATE GOVERNOR AND NAVAL SUBSIDY
• POST-OFFICE, WOOLLAHRA
• SUGAR BONUS BILL

26 June 1903

28,076 words

• PETITION
• QUESTION
  • WHARFAGE RATES
• QUESTION
  • SUNDAY AND OVERTIME WORK
• QUESTION
  • POSTAL DELIVERIES
• QUESTION
  • CASES OP EMBEZZLEMENT
• PATENTS BILL
• QUESTION
  • GRANT QF SUPPLY
• QUESTION
  • MINISTERS IN THE SENATE
• CUSTOMS DECISIONS
• QUESTION
  • NATIONAL MONOPOLY IN TOBACCO
• SUGAR BONUS BILL
• PATENTS BILL

1 July 1903

36,358 words

• PETITION
• QUESTION
  • CUSTOMS ACT
• QUESTION
  • INTERSTATE COMMISSION
• MARRIAGE BILL.
• ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES :
• VICTORIA
• SUGAR BONUS BILL
• SUPPLY BILL (No. 1)
• PAPER
• SUGAR REBATE ABOLITION BILL
• SENATE ELECTIONS BILL
  • Second Reading
• NATURALIZATION BILL
  • Second Reading

2 July 1903

40,409 words

• SENATE ELECTIONS BILL
• QUESTION
  • POSTAL POLICE
• QUESTION
  • IMMIGRATION RESTRICTION ACT
• QUESTION
  • COMMONWEALTH LIBRARY : MR. BLADEN
• PAPER
• PUBLIC SERVICE REGULATIONS
• GRATUITIES : TASMANIA
• SENATE ELECTIONS BILL
• SUPPLY BILL (No. 1)
• SUGAR BONUS BILL
• NATURALIZATION BILL
  • Second Reading
• PAPER

3 July 1903

29,708 words

• QUESTION
  • MINIMUM WAGE
• QUESTION
  • ELECTORAL OFFICER- WESTERN AUSTRALIA
• QUESTION
  • GOVERNOR OF VICTORIA: FEDERAL POLITICS
• NATURALIZATION BILL
  • Second Reading

8 July 1903

36,866 words

• PETITION
• PAPERS
• QUESTION
  • OVERTIME PAYMENTS
• QUESTION
  • ELECTORAL DIVISIONS: QUEENSLAND
• QUESTION
  • CUSTOMS ACT
• QUESTION
  • MILITARY FORCES: ANNUAL REPORT
• SUGAR BONUS BILL
• JUDICIARY BILL
• HIGH COURT PROCEDURE BILL

9 July 1903

30,045 words

• QUESTION
  • MINISTERS IK EITHER HOUSE
• CUSTOMS COLLECTIONS : TASMANIA
• SUGAR BONUS BILL
• SUGAR REBATE ABOLITION BILL
• NATURALIZATION BILL
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT

15 July 1903

41,920 words

• QUESTION
  • CALL OF THE SENATE
• QUESTION
  • POSTAL ADMINISTRATION
• PAPERS
• SUPPLY BILL (No. 1.)
• SUGAR BONUS BILL
• QUESTION
  • NAVAL AND MILITARY FORCES
• QUESTION
  • STATUS OF MILITARY OFFICERS
• QUESTION
  • DEFENCE OF FREMANTLE
• PATENTS BILL
  • Second Reading

16 July 1903

26,569 words

• PETITIONS
• QUESTION
  • QUESTIONS
• CAPITAL SITES COMMISSION
• PAPER
• SENATE ELECTIONS BILL
• QUESTION
  • ENGLISH MAILS
• QUESTION
  • ELECTORAL ROLLS
• QUESTION
  • CUSTOMS ACT: FINES
• TRANS- AUSTRALIAN RAILWAY
• LEAVE OF ABSENCE
• PATENTS
• NATURALIZATION BILL
• PATENTS BILL

17 July 1903

16,495 words

• QUESTION
  • SECRETARY OF STATE FOR THE COLONIES
• QUESTION
  • TRANSCONTINENTAL RAILWAY
• QUESTION
  • DAYS OF SITTING
• QUESTION
  • METRIC SYSTEM
• CUSTOMS DECISIONS
  • In Committee :

22 July 1903

46,588 words

• QUESTION
  • MILITARY ANNUITIES
• QUESTION
  • WHEAT AND MAIZE IMPORTS
• QUESTION
  • CUSTOMS ACT
• QUESTION
  • MILITARY AND NAVAL FORCES
• QUESTION
  • VESSELS BURNING OIL AS FUEL
• PAPERS
• NATURALIZATION BILL
• SUGAR BONUS BILL

23 July 1903

29,177 words

• PETITION
• QUESTION
  • CAPITAL SITES COMMISSION
• QUESTION
  • PROTECTION OF MINISTERS
• QUESTION
  • SOUTH AFRICAN TARIFF CONVENTION
• QUESTION
  • TELEPHONE SERVICE
• PAPERS
• NATURALIZATION BILL
• SUGAR BONUS BILL
• PAPER
  • Military Forces, Queensland - Alteration of Defence Regulations

24 July 1903

24,058 words

• QUESTION
  • TELEGRAPH OFFICE: GAWLER
• QUESTION
  • LEE-ENFIELD RIFLES
• QUESTION
  • IMMIGRATION RESTRICTION ACT
• PRINTING OF RETURN
• PUBLIC SERVICE REGULATIONS
  • In Committee :
  • Regulation 4 -
  • Regulation 63 -
• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL PUBLIC WORKS
• QUESTION
  • PUBLIC SERVICE REGULATIONS
• SUGAR BONUS BILL
• MINISTERIAL STATEMENT
  • Re Conciliation Bill
  • My Dear Kingston, -
  • Edmund Barton
  • The Rt. Hon. C. C. Kingston, P.C., K.C., M.P., Minister for Trade and Customs
  • My Dear Prime Minister, -
  • Edmund Barton
• SUGAR BONUS BILL
• SUGAR REBATE ABOLITION BILL
• PAPER

29 July 1903

47,166 words

• PETITION
• QUESTION
  • STANDING ORDERS
• PAPERS
• QUESTION
  • MAIL SERVICES : SOUTH AUSTRALIA
• QUESTION
  • MILITARY FORCES
• QUESTION
  • LETTER-CARRIERS AND SORTERS
• QUESTION
  • NAVAL DEFENCE
• JUDICIARY BILL
• PAPERS
• SUPPLY BILL (No. 2.)
• NAVAL AGREEMENT BILL
• EASTERN EXTENSION TELEGRAPH COMPANY'S AGREEMENT
  • Message No. 12
  • Mr. President
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Days of Sitting

30 July 1903

44,016 words

• QUESTION
  • VACANT PORTFOLIO
• QUESTION
  • CAPITAL SITES COMMISSION
• PAPER
• QUESTION
  • QUARANTINE
• QUESTION
  • GOVERNMENT BUSINESS
• JUDICIARY BILL
  • Second Reading

31 July 1903

31,053 words

• QUESTION
  • IMMIGRATION RESTRICTION ACT
• CUSTOMS COLLECTIONS: TASMANIA
• JUDICIARY BILL
  • Second Reading
• SUGAR BOUNTY BILL
• SUGAR REBATE ABOLITION BILL

5 August 1903

39,517 words

• PETITIONS
• PAPERS
• QUESTION
  • SECRETARY OF STATE FOR THE COLONIES
• SENATOR SAUNDERS
• NAVAL AGREEMENT BILL
• QUESTION
  • EASTERN EXTENSION TELEGRAPH COMPANY'S AGREEMENT
• QUESTION
  • SENATOR DOBSON
• QUESTION
  • PARLIAMENT: PRESIDING OFFICERS
• QUESTION
  • IMMIGRATION RESTRICTION ACT
• JUDICIARY BILL
  • Second Reading

6 August 1903

41,587 words

• PETITIONS
• QUESTION
  • VACANT PORTFOLIO
• QUESTION
  • CAPITAL SITES COMMISSION
• QUESTION
  • ACTS OF PARLIAMENT
• ABSENCE OF THE PRESIDENT
• QUESTION
  • EASTERN EXTENSION TELEGRAPH COY.'S AGREEMENT
• QUESTION
  • REGIMENTAL FUNDS
• QUESTION
  • SHORT WEIGHTS : ADULTERATION
• QUESTION
  • AUDITOR-GENERAL'S REPORT
• EXTRA SITTING DAY
• ORDER OF BUSINESS
• JUDICIARY BILL

7 August 1903

24,040 words

• ABSENCE OF THE PRESIDENT
• PETITIONS
• QUESTION
  • CUSTOMS ACT
• QUESTION
  • STATES PATENTS
• QUESTION
  • IMMIGRATION RESTRICTION ACT
• PERSONAL EXPLANATION
• PRIVATE BUSINESS
• QUESTION
  • PAPUA : CUSTOMS TARIFF PREFERENCE
• QUESTION
  • MILITARY FORCES: ARMAMENT AND EQUIPMENT
• PAPERS
• JUDICIARY BILL
• HIGH COURT PROCEDURE BILL
  • Second Reading
• PAPER
• MINISTERIAL STATEMENT

11 August 1903

35,846 words

• PETITIONS
• PAPER
• ORDER OF BUSINESS
• METRIC SYSTEM
• JUDICIARY BILL
• HIGH COURT PROCEDURE BILL
• PATENTS BILL
• SUPPLY BILL (No. 2)
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Appointment of Governor-General

12 August 1903

40,376 words

• PETITIONS
• QUESTION
  • COMMONWEALTH STAMP
• QUESTION
  • REGIMENTAL FUNDS
• QUESTION
  • CAPITAL SITES COMMISSION
• PAPERS
• QUESTION
  • MILITARY AND NAVAL FORCES
• QUESTION
  • HANSARD
• QUESTION
  • COMMONWEALTH FLAG
• QUESTION
  • PROROGATION : ELECTIONS
• QUESTION
  • CUSTOMS TARIFF ACT
• QUESTION
  • GOVERNOR OF VICTORIA : FEDERAL POLITICS
• GOVERNOR-GENERAL'S ESTABLISHMENT
• JUDICIARY BILL
• HIGH COURT PROCEDURE BILL
• STANDING ORDERS
  • Postponed Standing Order 1. -
  • Postponed Standing Order 2 -
  • Postponed Standing Order 246 -

13 August 1903

30,804 words

• PETITIONS
• PAPER
• QUESTION
  • ELECTORAL ROLLS : TASMANIA
• QUESTION
  • DEFENCE FORCE
• QUESTION
  • CUSTOMS STATISTICS
• QUESTION
  • NAVAL DEFENCE
• QUESTION
  • STANDING ORDERS
• PATENTS BILL
• QUESTION
  • REPORT OF PRINTING COMMITTEE

14 August 1903

31,571 words

• QUESTION
  • TRANSCONTINENTAL RAILWAY
• QUESTION
  • EASTERN EXTENSION COMPANY'S AGREEMENT

18 August 1903

41,505 words

• PETITION
• PRIVILEGE
• QUESTION
  • TASMANIAN ELECTORAL ROLLS
• QUESTION
  • PAPER
• No
• No
  • Yes
• No
  • Yes
• QUESTION
  • HIGH COMMISSIONER
• QUESTION
  • PARLIAMENT : PRESIDING OFFICERS
• NAVAL AGREEMENTBILL
  • Second Reading
• PATENTS BILL
• QUESTION
  • STANDING ORDERS

19 August 1903

50,271 words

• PETITIONS
• QUESTION
  • QUARANTINE
• QUESTION
  • CAPITAL SITES COMMISSION
• QUESTION
  • CUSTOMS REVENUE
• PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS
  • Victorian Railway Employes
• QUESTION
  • NAVAL DEFENCE
• QUESTION
  • COMMONWEALTH FLAG
• QUESTION
  • ENGLISH MAIL : HOBART
• QUESTION
  • MILITARY FORCES : TASMANIA
• QUESTION
  • EASTERN EXTENSION TELEGRAPH COMPANY
• PAPERS
• GOVERNMENT OFFICES: RENTS
• QUESTION
  • MINISTERS IN THE SENATE
• CLAIMS AGAINST THE COMMONWEALTH ACT AMENDMENT BILL
• PARLIAMENTARY EVIDENCE BILL
• NAVAL AGREEMENT BILL
  • Second Reading
• PATENTS BILL
• QUESTION
  • STANDING ORDERS

20 August 1903

43,761 words

• PETITIONS
• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL CAPITAL SITES
• QUESTION
  • POST AND TELEGRAPH SERVICE : SYDNEY
• PAPER
• PRIVILEGE
  • Defence Force : Tasmania
• JUDICIARY BILL
• NAVAL AGREEMENT BILL

21 August 1903

27,509 words

• PETITIONS
• QUESTION
  • POST AND TELEGRAPH SERVICE: SYDNEY
• QUESTION
  • SENATOR FRASER
• QUESTION
  • EASTERN EXTENSION TELEGRAPH COMPANY
• PAPERS
• JUDICIARY BILL
• NAVAL AGREEMENT BILL
  • Second Reading
• TASMANIAN DEFENCE FORCES

25 August 1903

43,834 words

• PETITIONS
• QUESTION
  • PROTECTION OF MEMBERS
• QUESTION
  • TASMANIAN DEFENCE FORCE
• PAPERS
• QUESTION
  • EDITOR OF MELBOURNE " AGE
• QUESTION
  • ELECTORAL ROLLS : POLICE
• QUESTION
  • BONUSES FOR MANUFACTURES COMMISSION
• NAVAL AGREEMENT BILL.
  • Second Reading
• DEFENCE BILL
• PAPERS

26 August 1903

45,858 words

• PETITIONS
• PAPERS
• QUESTION
  • POST-OFFICE : PERTH
• QUESTION
  • NATIONAL MONOPOLY IN TOBACCO
• JUDICIARY BILL
• HIGH COURT PROCEDURE BILL
• PUBLIC SERVICE REGULATIONS
  • Regulation 66 -
  • Regulation 98 -
  • Regulation 149 -
• NAVAL AGREEMENT BILL

27 August 1903

18,055 words

• PETITIONS
• QUESTION
  • CAPITAL SITES COMMISSION
• PAPERS
• QUESTION
  • NEW HEBRIDES
• NAVAL AGREEMENT BILL
  • Third Reading
• HIGH COURT PROCEDURE BILL
• QUESTION
  • EASTERN EXTENSION TELEGRAPH COMPANY'S AGREEMENT
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT

2 September 1903

35,400 words

• PETITION
• QUESTION
  • STANDING ORDERS
• QUESTION
  • NOTICES OF QUESTIONS
• INDEX TO HANSARD
• PAPERS
• ASSENT TO BILLS
• QUESTION
  • FEMALE CLEANERS
• PRIVATE BUSINESS
• OLD-AGE PENSIONS
• DEFENCE BILL

3 September 1903

36,100 words

• PETITIONS
• COMMITTEE OF DISPUTED RETURNS AND ELECTIONS
• DEPUTY CHAIRMEN OF COMMITTEES
• PERSONAL EXPLANATION
  • Resignation of Trustee Demanded
• ELECTORAL DIVISIONS : SOUTH AUSTRALIA
• ELECTORAL DIVISIONS: TASMANIA
• DEFENCE BILL

4 September 1903

27,287 words

• PETITION
• MAIL SERVICE TENDERS
• QUESTION
  • EASTERN EXTENSION TELEGRAPH COMPANY
• QUESTION
  • PACIFIC CABLE
• TELEGRAPH SERVICE
  • Reuter's Telegram Company
• ELECTORAL DIVISIONS RILL
• QUESTION
  • SENATOR SAUNDERS: ADMINISTRATION OF OATH
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Order of Business : Tuesday Sitting

8 September 1903

43,415 words

• PETITION
• QUESTION
  • PRINTING COMMITTEE
• QUESTION
  • HENRY COPELAND
• PAPER
• ELECTORAL DIVISIONS BILL
  • Second Reading
• TEMPORARY CHAIRMEN OF COMMITTEES

9 September 1903

39,547 words

• PETITIONS
• QUESTION
  • POSITION OF THE GOVERNMENT
• FEDERAL CAPITAL
• QUESTION
  • TRANSCONTINENTAL RAILWAY
• QUESTION
  • MILITIA ADJUTANTS
• PAPUA (BRITISH NEW GUINEA) BILL
• EASTERN EXTENSION TELEGRAPH COMPANY
• PROPOSED CABLE CONFERENCE
• AMENDMENT OF CONSTITUTION
• PUBLIC SERVICE REGULATIONS
  • Regulation 149 -
  • Regulation 158 -
• QUESTION
  • PRINTING COMMITTEE'S REPORT
• ELECTORAL DIVISIONS BILL
  • Second Reading

10 September 1903

33,760 words

• QUESTION
  • SOUTH AFRICAN WAR
• QUESTION
  • HIGH COURT
• ELECTORAL DIVISIONS BILL
  • Third Reading
• DEFENCE BILL

11 September 1903

26,216 words

• QUESTION
  • PACIFIC CABLE CONFERENCE
• QUESTION
  • TASMANIA: POSTAL CONTRACT
• QUESTION
  • APPOINTMENT OF ADJUTANTS
• QUESTION
  • TASMANIA : CUSTOMS DUTIES
• DEFENCE BILL
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Relevance of Debate to Adjournment Motion

22 September 1903

42,144 words

• PETITIONS
• QUESTION
  • HIGH COURT
• QUESTION
  • POST OFFICE EMPLOYES : OVERTIME
• ELECTORAL DIVISIONS BILL
• PAPERS
• QUESTION
  • PACIFIC CABLE CONFERENCE
• QUESTION
  • MILITARY ANNUITIES
• SUPPLY BILL (No. 3)
• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL CAPITAL SITE
• NATURALIZATION BILL

23 September 1903

46,731 words

• PETITION
• QUESTION
  • MAJOR CARROLL
• QUESTION
  • PREFERENTIAL TRADE
• QUESTION
  • PACIFIC CABLE CONFERENCE
• QUESTION
  • MAIL SERVICE : NEW GUINEA
• QUESTION
  • SIR SAMUEL GRIFFITH
• QUESTION
  • MAIL BOATS : FREMANTLE
• PRINTING COMMITTEE
• QUESTION
  • FISCAL REFERENDUM
• PAPER
  • Eastern Extension Telegraph Co. : Correspondence
• QUESTION
  • PUBLIC SERVICE REGULATIONS
• NOTES ON AMENDMENTS IN PUBLIC SERVICE REGULATIONS AGREED TO BY THE SENATE
• POST AND TELEGRAPH ACT AMENDMENT BILL
  • Second Reading
• SUPPLY BILL (No. 3)
• REUTER'S TELEGRAM COMPANY LIMITED
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Post and Telegraph Act Amendment Bill

24 September 1903

19,713 words

• FEDERAL CAPITAL SITE
• RESIGNATION OF PRIME MINISTER: NEW ADMINISTRATION
  • Minister of State for External Affairs -
  • The Honorable Alfred Deakin
  • Treasurer - The Right Honorable Sir George Turner, P.C., K.C.M.G
  • Minister of State for Home Affairs - The Right Honorable Sir John Forrest, P.O., G.C.M.G
  • Postmaster-General - The Honorable Sir Philip Oakley Fysh, K.C.M.G
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Relevance of Debate to Adjournment Motion : Supply Bill
• QUESTION
  • ELECTORAL ACT REGULATIONS
• SUSPENSION OF STANDING ORDERS
• SUPPLY BILL (No. 3)
• PAPER

30 September 1903

41,994 words

• PETITION
  • Honorable Senators. - No
• SUPPLY BILL (No. 3)
• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL CAPITAL SITE
• QUESTION
  • REPORT ON DEFENCE
• PAPERS
• VACANT SEAT
• QUESTION
  • INCOME TAX : VICTORIA
• POST AND TELEGRAPH ACT AMENDMENT BILL
  • Second Reading
• FEDERAL CAPITAL SITE
  • Senator Dawson. - No
• QUESTION
  • EASTERN EXTENSION COMPANY'S AGREEMENT

1 October 1903

17,773 words

• QUESTION
  • PACIFIC CABLE CONFERENCE
• QUESTION
  • NOTICE OF QUESTIONS
• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL CAPITAL SITE
• QUESTION
  • MR. CHAMBERLAIN
• QUESTION
  • OPENING OF THE HIGH COURT
• QUESTION
  • OVERSEA MAIL TENDERS
• QUESTION
  • PACIFIC ISLAND LABOURERS
• CUSTOMS TARIFF (PAPUA PREFERENCE) BILL
• EXTRADITION BILL
• DEFENCE BILL
• APPROPRIATION BILL (1903-4)
• APPROPRIATION (WORKS AND BUILDINGS) BILL (1903-4)
• SUPPLEMENTARY APPROPRIATION BILL (1901-2 AND 1902-3)
• SUPPLEMENTARY APPROPRIATION (WORKS AND BUILDINGS) BILL (1901-2 AND 1902-3)
• NATURALIZATION BILL
• PAPER
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT

7 October 1903

36,627 words

• PETITION
• QUESTION
  • ELECTORAL ACT: REGULATIONS
• QUESTION
  • SENATE OFFICERS' SALARIES
• QUESTION
  • CUSTOMS REVENUE: QUEENSLAND
• PAPERS
• QUESTION
  • BASS STRAITS CABLE
• QUESTION
  • PACIFIC CABLE CONFERENCE
• QUESTION
  • TRANSMISSION OF MAILS
• QUESTION
  • POST-OFFICE DIRECTORY
• QUESTION
  • TELEGRAMS AND POSTAGES
• QUESTION
  • IMMIGRATION RESTRICTION ACT
• QUESTION
  • ARTILLERY INSTRUCTION
• STANDING ORDERS COMMITTEE
• MOTIONS FOE ADJOURNMENT
  • Relevance of Debate
• PACIFIC ISLAND LABOURERS ACT
  • Deportation of Kanakas
• QUESTION
  • NORTH-WEST COAST SURVEY
• EXTRADITION BILL
  • Second Reading
• APPROPRIATION BILL
  • Second Reading

8 October 1903

36,101 words

• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL TERRITORY AND CAPITAL
• QUESTION
  • STATES DEBTS
• LEAVE OF ABSENCE
• EXTRADITION BILL
• FEDERAL TERRITORY BILL
• HIGH COURT PROCEDURE ACT AMENDMENT BILL
• APPROPRIATION BILL
• PAPERS
• ADJOURNMENT

9 October 1903

15,349 words

• QUESTION
  • ORDER OF BUSINESS : PROROGATION
• PAPER
• QUESTION
  • ELECTORAL ACT: REGULATIONS
• QUESTION
  • PACIFIC CABLE CONFERENCE
• QUESTION
  • GOVERNMENT BUSINESS
• APPROPRIATION BILL (1903-4)
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Progress of Business

13 October 1903

38,006 words

• SUSPENSION OF SITTING
• VACANT SEAT
• SEAT OF GOVERNMENT BILL
• QUESTION
  • WESTERN AUSTRALIAN TRANSCONTINENTAL RAILWAY
• APPROPRIATION BILL (1903-4)
• NEW SENATOR
  • Commonwealth of Australia,
  • Governor-General
  • Melbourne, 13th October, 1903
  • Sir,
  • Sir,
• TENNYSON,
  • Senator The Honorable Sir Richard C. Baker, K.C.M.G.,
• APPROPRIATION (WORKS AND BUILDINGS) BILL (1903-4)
  • Second Reading
• SUPPLEMENTARY APPROPRIATION BILL (1901-2 AND 1902-3)
• SUPPLEMENTARY APPROPRIATION (WORKS AND BUILDINGS) BILL (1901-2 AND 1902-3)

14 October 1903

46,323 words

• RAILWAY PASSES: RIFLEMEN
• QUESTION
  • ELECTORAL ACT : REGULATIONS
• SENATOR SWORN
• QUESTION
  • LETTER-SORTER : BRISBANE
• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL ELECTIONS : VICTORIA
• APPROPRIATION (WORKS AND BUILDINGS) BILL (1903-4)
• SEAT OF GOVERNMENT BILL
  • Second Reading
• NATURALIZATION BILL
• PATENTS BILL
• PAPER
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Order of Business

15 October 1903

44,234 words

• APPROPRIATION BILL (1903-4)
• QUESTION
  • CUSTOMS BOATMEN : SYDNEY
• QUESTION
  • SECRETARY: DEPARTMENT OP TRADE AND CUSTOMS
• QUESTION
  • BRITISH NEW GUINEA
• QUESTION
  • OVERTIME : POST OFFICE OFFICIALS
• RETURNING OFFICERS
• QUESTION
  • INCOME TAX
• LIBRARY COMMITTEE
• PAPERS
• SEAT OF GOVERNMENT BILL
  • Second Reading
• DEFENCE BILL
• PUBLIC SERVICE ACT AMENDMENT BILL
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Attendance of Senators

16 October 1903

23,374 words

• QUESTION
  • TRANSCONTINENTAL RAILWAY
• SEAT OF GOVERNMENT BILL
• DEFENCE BILL
• APPROPRIATION BILL (1903-4)
• PATENTS BILL
• PUBLIC SERVICE AMENDMENT BILL
  • Second Reading
• QUESTION
  • SORTER: BRISBANE POST-OFFICE
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
• ADJOURNMENT
  • Seat of Government Bill

21 October 1903

36,111 words

• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL CAPITAL SITE
• QUESTION
  • REFLECTIONS ON PARLIAMENT
• QUESTION
  • SENATOR HIGGS
• ADDRESS TO THE GOVERNORGENERAL
• PERSONAL EXPLANATION
• SUSPENSION OF STANDING ORDERS
• PATENTS BILL
• F. W. HOLDER,
  • Speaker,
  • House of Representatives,
  • Melbourne, 21st October, 1903
• QUESTION
  • RECRUITING OF KANAKAS
• QUESTION
  • BRITISH AGREEMENT WITH FRANCE
• QUESTION
  • VACANCIES IN THE POSTAL DEPARTMENT
• QUESTION
  • PACIFIC CABLE
• PAPER
• PATENTS BILL
• RULES PUBLICATION BILL
• SEAT OF GOVERNMENT BILL
• APPROPRIATION BILL (1903-4)
• SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
• ADJOURNMENT

22 October 1903

2,019 words

• ADDRESS TO THE GOVERNORGENERAL: HIS EXCELLENCY'S REPLY
  • Gentlemen,
• PAPER
• PUBLIC SERVICE REGULATIONS
• QUESTION
  • FEDERAL CAPITAL SITE
• QUESTION
  • POST AND TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT
• ASSENT TO BILLS
• HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVER
  • Appropriation Bill (1903-4)
  • Appropriation (Works and Buildings) Bill (1903-4)
  • Supplementary Appropriation Bill (1901-2) and (1902-3)
  • Supplementary Appropriation (Works and Buildings) Bill (1901-2) and (1902-3)
  • Appropriation Bill (1903-4)
  • Appropriation (Works and Buildings) Bill (1903-4)
  • Supplementarv Appropriation Bill (1901-2) and (1902-3)
  • Supplementary Appropriation (Works and Buildings Bill) (1901-2) and 1902-3)
  • Extradition Bill
  • High Court Procedure Amendment Bill
  • Rules Publication Bill
  • Defence Bill
  • Commonwealth Public Service Amendment. Bill
  • Patents Bill
• PROROGATION
  • Gentlemen,